I currently Host a monthly New Haven Meet-up posted in the BP Events section @Corey Spruill PM me, I would be happy to discuss potentially hosting at your location.In the meantime anyone interested in always getting notified for future meet-ups can drop there email here & PM me anytime to connect: http://eepurl.com/hLdwBz

Just would to some ideas on what are the hottest or best markets to buy 2-4 family units in right now?

There are live music, paint and sips, hooks lounges, events, concerts, etc. 

That said, I've joined a couple of local real estate investing groups here in Australia, and thinking of attending the next event when it comes up. 

Great advice from @Mark AinleyIf we have one adult move into one of our units, we ask them to designate someone we can work with.In the event of abandonment, arrest or death, the following person has the authority to decide when to terminate tenancy and how to store/distribute my belongings:Name: ____________________________________________________Address: ____________________________________________________Phone #: ____________________________________________________I would look at your local abandonment laws and see if you can store and/or dispose of the belongings.

The silver lining of an event like this is the money spent for rebuilding and replacement of household goods will prime the economy. 

On the subject of Quit Claim deeds (but not lending per se) I've heard of a technique when buying a property subject to the existing mortgage to offer a pre-signed Quit Claim deed to the seller to be held in escrow by title company or attorney as a protection mechanism for the seller in the event the buyer doesn't follow through with their obligation to make the mortgage payments.

Throughout the course of events, I received numerous belligerent, unprofessional, and childish emails from the Marketplace Homes CEO (Mike Kalis) and VP (Jon Wilson).

The zip codes you mentioned are some of the hottest zip codes in the entire country and finding a multi-unit will be very difficult. 

Columbus is now ranked the 4th hottest market in the U.S.